OUR EIGHTY YEARS OF HISTORY TELLS US THAT WHEN WE COME TOGETHER, WE CAN ACCOMPLISH AMAZING THINGS THAT WE COULD NEVER DO ALONE.
Building solidarity in purpose starts with a first step: communication. We become stronger and more effective when we listen, discuss, find out what we have in common and challenge one another to be part of the change we want.
This member section of UAW.org features resources to help activists and local unions build a stronger union. We operate off of a simple idea: that members – active and retired — are the best advocates of our union. Therefore, these pages are designed to provide our members with essential UAW information to help them carry out their duties effectively.





As Job and Family Services Continue Months-Long Strike, UAW Local 2192 Members at Lorain County Children Services Ratify New Contract, Breaking County “Pattern”
Nurses at Ford Chicago Assembly Persevere, Vote to Join UAW
Member Mobilization Institute Postponed